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Eat My Dust

Visions of the Impossible (VOTI) are continuing work on their forthcoming top-down racing game, Eat My Dust, also known as EMD. Some development graphics are shown on this page.

[Pyramid]

VOTI don't yet have a publisher or release date in mind, nor even a price, but the game will support one or two players, or possibly even more which dould be useful given the sort of game it is! I've had to reduce the graphics on this page in size, but they're working to a specification of 640 by 480 pixels in 256 colours. They're hoping for a whacky end-product featuring "daft" sub-games!

[Sphinx]

The game will feature a variety of race scenarios as well as a stack of computer-controlled cars, plus the ubiquitous collectable tokens for various special features. Also intended for inclusion are various environment set-pieces and a range of weapons with which to attack your opponents! There'll also be a wide selection of vehicles to choose from.

[In-game view]

Older development shots:


Part of a development screenshot


EMD dragracer


Pictures courtesy of VOTI; reproduced with permission


...this page last updated: 5/2/01...
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Darklands, Fantasia's ToyParty and VOTI's EMD have all reported signs of life in the recent past, whilst Skirmish is apparently still ongoing but is way behind schedule and it looks like it might well never make it out. TEK and Iron Dignity are still on the way, although again both are pretty heavily delayed. And as for R-Comp's port of F16 Fighting Falcon, it looks like it will never be released, having been killed by frame-rates that were just too low.


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